Leadership: Theories and Applications

• Organized for clarity and coherence. Chapters are grouped into theoretically meaningful clusters—behavioral, personal, psychological, social, and contextual—that highlight the connections among ideas.

• Emphasizes essential concepts. Distills the field’s most significant, enduring ideas to help readers focus on what matters most.

• Integrated case studies. Each chapter features a single, in-depth case study—woven throughout the discussion—that illustrates leadership principles in action. Cases span diverse domains such as business, education, science, and politics.

• Instructional self-assessments. Aligned with theoretical concepts, self-assessments promote meaningful learning.

Leadership: Theories and Applications offers a clear, accurate, and engaging analysis of theories—explaining not only how leadership works but also how to apply theory to real-world challenges. Bridging research and practice, the book equips readers with the tools to lead effectively in today’s dynamic environments.